We’re very pleased that you are interested in the China Business Program (CBP) at Miami University. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis if space is available.

Set yourself apart

The only program of its kind in the country, CBP offers Farmer School students the chance to learn about China from a business, language and cultural perspective. Upon graduating from the China Business Program, students have the knowledge and skills to purse professional careers in China or with international companies doing business with China.

How do I apply?

You are invited to apply online. Your application will be reviewed by the China Programs directors, Dr. David Yen. We will be in touch with you regarding your admission into the program within two weeks of receiving your application.

Is “China Business” a major?

No. Rather, the China Business is a certificate program that enhances your business major and your Miami degree. Upon completion of CBP, your will receive a special certificate, as well as a notation on your academic transcript identifying you to future employers as a China Business expert.

The program complements any business major you select, giving you international business expertise and experience in a country whose global importance continues to grow. Program requirements will not interfere with the requirements of your chosen major.

What does it cost to participate in CBP?

There are no special costs associated with participation in the program. In planning for your time in China, the CBP directors will work closely with you to ensure that you are prepared, both academically and financially. Numerous scholarship opportunities are available through Miami and externally for study in China.

What if I change my mind?

If you decide not to pursue a business degree at Miami, or if you decide that China Business is not for you, there is no penalty for withdrawing from the program.

We are very excited about our program and look forward to hearing from you! If you have further questions please contact Dr. David Yen, Director, China Business Program.

To become fully engaged in China’s dynamic growth, the United States must produce business leaders who are well-grounded in the history and culture of this giant country, and who are knowledgeable about the traditions and political realities that influence its decisions.

Last modified on 10/10/11 | Content maintained by China Programs